Formal Notice to the National Archives: Evidence of Non-Authentic Connecticut Signatures on 1813 TONA Records

Dear Joshua: I am trying to bring this issue to the attention of the NARA and I don’t know who else to contact. In short, The attesting signature of Charles Denison, Clerk of the House on the Connecticut May 1813 House Journal is not his signature, no even close. A state legislative journal is only valid … Read more

Petition to the Senate Judiciary: Request to Enter Certified TONA Records Into the Congressional Record

For the information of the Senate Judiciary Dear Congresswoman Simon: This communication is respectfully submitted as a petition for redress under the First Amendment. Pursuant with the incomplete information I was provided by the CRS through former Congress Woman Barbara Lee’s office. https://usge13.com/files/CRS_MEMO.pdf Given the constitutional importance of this subject, I believe both Congress and … Read more

Legal Defect Identified: Invalid Connecticut Records Held at NARA Regarding the Titles of Nobility Amendment

December 11, 2025 To: Congresswoman Lateefah Simon, Skyelar Montgonmery Staff Member, Joshua Mason Archivist NARA, Mary Fortier Secretary of State legal Counsel. Connecticut Office of Legal Research, Mel Smith Connecticut State Library I am writing to address a critical issue surrounding the Connecticut records housed in the unratified box at the National Archives and Records … Read more

PRESS RELEASE — FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember  5, 2025 New Book “Book Zero” Claims America’s Long-Lost 13th Amendment Was Lawfully Adopted — And Later Erased SAN FRANCISCO, CA — A new historical investigation by author Danial Winberg is making waves across constitutional, academic, and political circles. His book, “Book Zero: The Lost Amendment,” presents newly compiled evidence from official … Read more

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